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== Events ==
=== Up to 1900 ===
* [[9]] {{ndash}} [[Arminius]]' alliance of six Germanic tribes ambushes and heavily defeats [[Roman Empire|Roman]] legions of [[Publius Quinctilius Varus]] in the [[Battle]] of Teutoburg [[Forest]].
* [[337]] {{ndash}} Constantine II, Constantius II and Constans I succeed their father [[Constantine the Great|Constantine I]] as [[Roman Emperor]].
* [[533]] {{ndash}} A [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] [[army]] of 15,000 under [[Belisarius]] lands at [[Caput Vada]] in modern [[Tunisia]] and marches onto [[Carthage]].
* [[1000]] {{ndash}} [[Battle]] of Svolder – After it, King [[Olaf Tryggvason|Olaf I of Norway]] commits suicide.
* [[1087]] {{ndash}} [[William the Conqueror]] dies. His son succeeds him as King [[William II of England]].
* [[1379]] {{ndash}} [[Treaty of Neuberg]], splitting the [[Austria]]n [[Habsburg]] lands between the [[Habsburg]] Dukes [[Albert III of Austria|Albert III]] and [[Leopold III of Austria (Habsburg)|Leopold III]].
* [[1488]] {{ndash}} [[Anne of Brittany]] becomes [[Duchess]] of [[Brittany]].
* [[1493]] {{ndash}} [[Battle]] of Krbava Field - A decisive defeat of Croats in the [[Croatia]]n struggle against the invasion by the [[Ottoman Empire]].
* [[1499]] {{ndash}} [[Vasco da Gama]] returns to [[Lisbon]] from his voyage to [[India]].
* [[1513]] {{ndash}} In the [[Battle of Flodden Field]] [[James IV of Scotland]] is defeated.
* [[1543]] {{ndash}} [[Mary, Queen of Scots|Mary Stuart]], at nine months old, is officially [[coronation|crowned]] "Queen of Scots" in the central [[Scotland|Scottish]] town of [[Stirling]].
* [[1739]] {{ndash}} [[Stono Rebellion]], the largest slave uprising in the British mainland colonies prior to the American Revolution, erupts near [[Charleston, South Carolina]].
* [[1775]] {{ndash}} A [[hurricane]] strikes [[Newfoundland]], killing 4,000 people.
* [[1776]] {{ndash}} The [[Continental Congress]] officially names their new [[country]] the [[United States]].
* [[1791]] {{ndash}} [[Washington, DC]] is named after 1st [[President of the United States]] [[George Washington]].
* [[1806]] {{ndash}} A [[hurricane]] kills 457 people in [[Dominica]].
* [[1839]] {{ndash}} [[John Herschel]] takes the first glass plate [[photograph]].
* [[1850]] {{ndash}} [[California]] is admitted as the thirty-first [[U.S. state]].
* [[1850]] {{ndash}} The [[Compromise of 1850]] strips [[Texas]] of a third of its claimed territory (now parts of [[Colorado]], [[Kansas]], [[New Mexico]], [[Oklahoma]], and [[Wyoming]]) in return for the federal government assuming $10 million of Texas's pre-annexation [[debt]].
* [[1855]] {{ndash}} [[Crimean War]]: The [[Siege of Sevastopol]] ends with the withdrawal of [[Russia]]n troops.
* [[1863]] {{ndash}} [[American Civil War]]: The [[Union Army]] enters [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]].
* [[1870]] {{ndash}} [[Redmond, Washington]] is founded.
* [[1886]] {{ndash}} The [[Berne Convention]] is finalized.
* [[1892]] {{ndash}} Edward Barnard discovers [[Jupiter]]'s [[natural satellite|moon]] [[Amalthea (moon)|Amalthea]].
* [[1893]] {{ndash}} A birth occurs in the [[White House]] for the only time in its history to date. First Lady [[Frances Folsom Cleveland]] gives birth to a girl, Esther.

=== 1901 {{ndash}} 2000 ===
* [[1913]] {{ndash}} [[Russia]]n [[military]] [[pilot]] [[Pyotr Nesterov]] performs the first 'Looping' maneuver with his [[aircraft]] over [[Kiev]].
* [[1914]] {{ndash}} [[World War I]]: The [[Battle of the Marne]] ends in a French victory.
* [[1914]] {{ndash}} [[World War I]]: The creation of the [[Canadian Automobile Machine Gun Brigade]], the first fully mechanized unit in the [[British Army]].
* [[1919]] {{ndash}} Spanish [[passenger]] [[ferry]] ''Valbanera'' disappears in a [[hurricane]] between [[Cuba]] and the [[Florida Keys]].
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} The [[Greco-Turkish War (1919–22)|Greco-Turkish War]] ends with Turkish victory over the Greeks. The largest part of the city of Smyrna (on the Minor Asia coast, now Izmir) is burned. The Non-Turkic population flees.
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Mustafa Kemal Atatürk]], the founder of modern [[Turkey]], founds the [[CHP]].
* [[1924]] {{ndash}} The Hanapepe massacre takes place in Kauai, [[Hawaii]].
* [[1926]] {{ndash}} The [[National Broadcasting Company]] formed.
* [[1939]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: The [[Battle of Hel]] begins, the longest defended pocket of [[Polish Army]] Resistance during the German invasion of [[Poland]].
* [[1940]] {{ndash}} [[George Stibitz]] pioneers the first remote operation of a [[computer]].
* [[1940]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: Treznea massacre - The [[Hungary|Hungarian]] [[army]], supported by local Hungarians, kills 93 [[Romania]]n [[civilian]]s in Treznea, a [[village]] in Northern [[Transylvania]].
* [[1942]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: A [[Japan]]ese floatplane drops an incendiary bomb on [[Oregon]].
* [[1943]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: The [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] land at [[Salerno]] and [[Taranto]], [[Italy]].
* [[1944]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: [[Bulgaria]] is liberated by [[Russia]].
* [[1945]] {{ndash}} [[Japan]] formally surrenders to [[China]].
* [[1947]] {{ndash}} "First actual case of (a computer) [[computer bug|bug]] being found" – a [[moth]] is lodged in a [[relay]] of a Mark II computer at [[Harvard University|Harvard]].
* [[1948]] {{ndash}} The [[North Korea|Democratic People's Republic of Korea]] is created, declared by [[Kim Il-Sung]].
* [[1954]] {{ndash}} [[Marilyn Bell]] swam for 20 hours and 57 minutes under grueling conditions to become the first person to swim across [[Lake Ontario]].
* [[1954]] {{ndash}} An [[earthquake]] in [[Algeria]] kills 1,250 people.
* [[1956]] {{ndash}} [[Elvis Presley]] appears on ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]'' for the first time.
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} The [[United States Department of Housing and Urban Development]] is established.
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} [[Sandy Koufax]] throws a [[perfect game]] against the [[Chicago Cubs]].
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} [[Hurricane]] Betsy hits [[New Orleans]].
* [[1966]] {{ndash}} The [[National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act]] signed into [[law]] by [[President (United States)|U.S. President]] [[Lyndon Johnson]].
* [[1969]] {{ndash}} [[Canada]]'s Official [[Language]]s Act comes into force, making [[French language|French]] equal to [[English language|English]] throughout the Federal [[Government]].
* [[1970]] {{ndash}} A British [[airline]]r is hijacked by the Popular Front for the Liberation of [[Palestine]] and flown into Dawson's Field, [[Jordan]].
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[China|Chinese]] Communist Leader [[Mao Zedong]] dies aged 82.
* [[1983]] {{ndash}} [[Aaron Pryor]] beats [[Alexis Arguello]] by knockout in round ten of a rematch of their [[1982]] controversial fight, dubbed [[The Battle of The Champions]].
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} The [[Sri Lanka]]n [[Army]] kills 184 [[Tamil people|Tamil]] civilians in the Batticaloa massacre.
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Liberia]]n [[leader]] Samuel K. Doe is overthrown and killed in a [[coup]].
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Tajikistan]] becomes [[independent]] from the [[Soviet Union]].
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] release their hit single "Smells Like Teen Spirit", which becomes an iconic [[tune]] for a whole [[generation]].
* [[1993]] {{ndash}} The [[Palestinian Liberation Organization]] officially recognizes [[Israel]] as a legal state in its own right.
* [[1996]] {{ndash}} [[Croatia]] and [[Yugoslavia]] take up [[diplomat]]ic relations after war in the region.
* [[1999]] {{ndash}} The [[Sega Dreamcast]] is released in the United States
* [[2000]] {{ndash}} In the wake of inflation, [[Ecuador]] replaces its currency, the [[Sucre]] with the [[US dollar]].

=== From 2001 ===
* [[2001]] {{ndash}} [[Ahmed Shah Massoud]], leader of the [[Northern Alliance]], is assassinated in [[Afghanistan]].
* [[2004]] {{ndash}} A [[2004 Jakarta embassy bombing|bomb]] explodes outside the [[Australia]]n embassy in [[Jakarta]], killing several people.
* [[2004]] {{ndash}} [[Serbia]]n [[Prime Minister of Serbia|Prime Minister]] [[Vojislav Kostunica]] reverses a decision by Minister of Education and Sport [[Ljiljana Colic]] to require the teaching of both [[creationism]] and [[evolution]] in schools, and announces that Colic will be replaced.
* [[2009]] {{ndash}} 09/09/09: The date, when written, has 3 [[nine]]s in it. As well as that, [[September]] has nine letters, and so does [[Wednesday]], the day of the [[week]] it falls on. It also fell on the 252nd day of the year, and the [[digit]]s of 252 add up to nine.
* [[2011]] {{ndash}} The [[2011]] [[Rugby World Cup]] begins in [[New Zealand]].
* [[2012]] {{ndash}} The [[2012]] [[Summer]] [[Paralympics]] in [[London]] end.
* [[2013]] {{ndash}} [[Norway|Norwegian]] [[Parliament]]ary Election: The Labour Party-led coalition under [[Jens Stoltenberg]] loses the election after eight years in [[government]]. [[Erna Solberg]] of the Centre-Right Venstre Party becomes the next [[Prime Minister]] on [[October 16]].
* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Prime Minister of Canada]] [[Stephen Harper]] announces that a [[ship]] from [[John Franklin]]'s ill-fated expedition to the Canadian [[Arctic]] has been found.
* [[2015]] {{ndash}} [[Elizabeth II]] overtakes [[Queen Victoria]] to becomes the longest-reigning British monarch.

== Births ==
== Births ==
=== Up to 1900 ===
=== Up to 1900 ===
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* [[1852]] {{ndash}} [[John Henry Poynting]], British [[physicist]] (d. [[1914]])
* [[1852]] {{ndash}} [[John Henry Poynting]], British [[physicist]] (d. [[1914]])
* [[1855]] {{ndash}} [[Houston Stewart Chamberlain]], British-German [[writer]] (d. [[1927]])
* [[1855]] {{ndash}} [[Houston Stewart Chamberlain]], British-German [[writer]] (d. [[1927]])
* [[1868]] {{ndash}} [[Mary Hunter Austin]], American author (d. [[1934]])
* [[1855]] {{ndash}} [[Anthony Francis Lucas]], [[Croatia]]n-American [[engineer]] and explorer (d. [[1921]])
* [[1868]] {{ndash}} [[Mary Hunter Austin]], American writer (d. [[1934]])
* [[1872]] {{ndash}} [[Phan Chu Trinh]], Vietnamese activist (d. [[1926]])
* [[1872]] {{ndash}} [[Phan Chu Trinh]], Vietnamese activist (d. [[1926]])
* [[1873]] {{ndash}} [[Max Reinhardt]], movie and theatre [[director]] and [[actor]] (d. [[1943]])
* [[1873]] {{ndash}} [[Max Reinhardt]], movie and theatre [[Theatre director|director]] and [[actor]] (d. [[1943]])
* [[1873]] {{ndash}} [[Marcel Jacques Boulenger]], French [[author]] and fencer (d. [[1932]])
* [[1873]] {{ndash}} [[Marcel Jacques Boulenger]], French [[writer]] and fencer (d. [[1932]])
* [[1878]] {{ndash}} [[Sergio Osmena]], [[President]] of the [[Philippines]] (d. [[1961]])
* [[1878]] {{ndash}} [[Sergio Osmena]], [[President]] of the [[Philippines]] (d. [[1961]])
* [[1887]] {{ndash}} [[Alf Landon]], American politician (d. [[1987]])
* [[1887]] {{ndash}} [[Alf Landon]], American politician (d. [[1987]])
* [[1890]] {{ndash}} [[Colonel Sanders|Harland D. Sanders]], American [[inventor]] of [[KFC]] (d. [[1980]])
* [[1890]] {{ndash}} [[Colonel Sanders|Harland D. Sanders]], American [[inventor]] of [[KFC]] (d. [[1980]])
* [[1890]] {{ndash}} [[Kurt Lewin]], German psychologist (d. [[1947]])
* [[1892]] {{ndash}} [[Tsuru Aoki]], Japanese-American [[actress]] (d. [[1961]])
* [[1893]] {{ndash}} [[Esther Cleveland]], only person to be born in the [[White House]] (d. [[1980]])
* [[1893]] {{ndash}} [[Esther Cleveland]], only person to be born in the [[White House]] (d. [[1980]])
* [[1894]] {{ndash}} [[Arthur Freed]], American [[songwriter]] and [[movie producer]] (d. [[1973]])
* [[1894]] {{ndash}} [[Arthur Freed]], American [[songwriter]] and [[movie producer]] (d. [[1973]])
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* [[1904]] {{ndash}} [[Feroze Khan]], [[Pakistan]]i [[field hockey]] player (d. [[2005]])
* [[1904]] {{ndash}} [[Feroze Khan]], [[Pakistan]]i [[field hockey]] player (d. [[2005]])
* [[1905]] {{ndash}} [[Joseph E. Levine]], American movie producer (d. [[1987]])
* [[1905]] {{ndash}} [[Joseph E. Levine]], American movie producer (d. [[1987]])
* [[1906]] {{ndash}} [[Harri Larva]], Finnish runner (d. [[1980]])
* [[1906]] {{ndash}} [[James Quinn (athlete)|James Quinn]], American athlete (d. [[2004]])
* [[1908]] {{ndash}} [[Cesare Pavese]], Italian [[poet]] and [[novel]]ist (d. [[1950]])
* [[1908]] {{ndash}} [[Cesare Pavese]], Italian [[poet]] and [[novel]]ist (d. [[1950]])
* [[1908]] {{ndash}} [[Shigekazu Shimazaki]], Japanese [[admiral]] (d. [[1945]])
* [[1908]] {{ndash}} [[Shigekazu Shimazaki]], Japanese [[admiral]] (d. [[1945]])
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* [[1918]] {{ndash}} [[Oscar Luigi Scalfaro]], former [[President]] of [[Italy]] (d. [[2012]])
* [[1918]] {{ndash}} [[Oscar Luigi Scalfaro]], former [[President]] of [[Italy]] (d. [[2012]])
* [[1919]] {{ndash}} [[Gottfried Dienst]], Swiss football referee (d. [[1998]])
* [[1919]] {{ndash}} [[Gottfried Dienst]], Swiss football referee (d. [[1998]])
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} [[Hans Georg Dehmelt]], German [[physicist]]
* [[1920]] {{ndash}} [[Feng Kang]], Chinese [[mathematician]] and [[physicist]] (d. [[1993]])
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} [[Hans Georg Dehmelt]], German [[physicist]] (d. [[2017]])
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} [[Warwick Estevam Kerr]], [[Brazil]]ian [[Genetics|geneticist]]
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} [[Warwick Estevam Kerr]], [[Brazil]]ian [[Genetics|geneticist]]
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Daniel Carleton Gajdusek]], American [[Virus|virologist]] (d. [[2008]])
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Daniel Carleton Gajdusek]], American [[Virus|virologist]] (d. [[2008]])
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Cliff Robertson]], American actor (d. [[2011]])
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Cliff Robertson]], American actor (d. [[2011]])
* [[1924]] {{ndash}} [[Rik van Steenbergen]], Belgian [[Cycling|cyclist]] (d. [[2003]])
* [[1924]] {{ndash}} [[Rik van Steenbergen]], Belgian [[Cycling|cyclist]] (d. [[2003]])
* [[1924]] {{ndash}} [[Jane Greer]], American actress (d. [[2001]])
* [[1926]] {{ndash}} [[Yusuf al-Qaradawi]], [[Egypt]]ian [[theologian]] and writer
* [[1930]] {{ndash}} [[Francis Carroll]], Australian [[archbishop]]
* [[1931]] {{ndash}} [[Margaret Tyzack]], British [[actress]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1931]] {{ndash}} [[Margaret Tyzack]], British [[actress]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1934]] {{ndash}} [[Nicholas Liverpool]], former [[President]] of [[Dominica]]
* [[1932]] {{ndash}} [[Sylvia Miles]], American actress
* [[1934]] {{ndash}} [[Nicholas Liverpool]], former [[President]] of [[Dominica]] (d. [[2015]])
* [[1935]] {{ndash}} [[Chaim Topol]], [[Israel]]i actor
* [[1935]] {{ndash}} [[Chaim Topol]], [[Israel]]i actor
* [[1939]] {{ndash}} [[Reuven Rivlin]], 10th [[President]] of [[Israel]]
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Otis Redding]], American [[musician]] (d. [[1967]])
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Otis Redding]], American [[musician]] (d. [[1967]])
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Dennis Ritchie]], American [[computer]] [[scientist]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Dennis Ritchie]], American [[computer]] [[scientist]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1945]] {{ndash}} [[Richard Divall]], Australian conductor and musicologist (d. [[2017]])
* [[1945]] {{ndash}} [[Alphonso Jackson]], American politician
* [[1945]] {{ndash}} [[Alphonso Jackson]], American politician
* [[1946]] {{ndash}} [[Doug Ingle]], American [[musician]] ([[Iron Butterfly]])
* [[1946]] {{ndash}} [[Doug Ingle]], American [[musician]] ([[Iron Butterfly]])
* [[1946]] {{ndash}} [[Jim Keays]], Australian musician (d. [[2014]])
* [[1947]] {{ndash}} [[Freddy Weller]], American [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist
* [[1947]] {{ndash}} [[Freddy Weller]], American [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist
* [[1949]] {{ndash}} [[John Curry]], British figure skater
* [[1949]] {{ndash}} [[John Curry]], British figure skater (d. [[1994]])
* [[1949]] {{ndash}} [[Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono]], [[President of Indonesia]]
* [[1949]] {{ndash}} [[Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono]], 6th [[President of Indonesia]]


=== From 1951 ===
=== 1951 {{ndash}} 1975 ===
* [[1951]] {{ndash}} [[Alexander Downer]], Australian [[politician]]
* [[1951]] {{ndash}} [[Alexander Downer]], Australian [[politician]]
* [[1951]] {{ndash}} [[Tom Wopat]], American actor, singer and director
* [[1952]] {{ndash}} [[David A. Stewart]], British musician ([[Eurythmics]])
* [[1952]] {{ndash}} [[David A. Stewart]], British musician ([[Eurythmics]])
* [[1953]] {{ndash}} [[Alisher Usmanov]], Uzbek-Russian business magnate
* [[1955]] {{ndash}} [[John Kricfalusi]], Canadian [[voice]] [[actor]], animator, [[Movie director|director]] and [[screenwriter]]
* [[1956]] {{ndash}} [[Anatoly Artsebarsky]], [[Soviet]]-Ukrainian [[cosmonaut]]
* [[1956]] {{ndash}} [[Anatoly Artsebarsky]], [[Soviet]]-Ukrainian [[cosmonaut]]
* [[1957]] {{ndash}} [[Pierre-Laurent Aimard]], French pianist and educator
* [[1959]] {{ndash}} [[Tom Foley]], American [[baseball]] player and [[Coach (sport)|coach]]
* [[1959]] {{ndash}} [[Tom Foley]], American [[baseball]] player and [[Coach (sport)|coach]]
* [[1959]] {{ndash}} [[Eric Serra]], French [[composer]]
* [[1959]] {{ndash}} [[Eric Serra]], French [[composer]]
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Hugh Grant]], British actor
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Hugh Grant]], English actor
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Bob Hartley]], Canadian [[ice hockey]] [[Coach (sport)|coach]]
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Bob Hartley]], Canadian [[ice hockey]] [[Coach (sport)|coach]]
* [[1961]] {{ndash}} [[Matjaz Kek]], [[Slovenia]]n football coach
* [[1961]] {{ndash}} [[Matjaz Kek]], [[Slovenia]]n football coach
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* [[1963]] {{ndash}} [[Chris Coons]], American [[politician]]
* [[1963]] {{ndash}} [[Chris Coons]], American [[politician]]
* [[1963]] {{ndash}} [[Roberto Donadoni]], Italian [[footballer]]
* [[1963]] {{ndash}} [[Roberto Donadoni]], Italian [[footballer]]
* [[1964]] {{ndash}} [[Mike Ashley (businessman)|Mike Ashley]], English billionaire entrepreneur
* [[1964]] {{ndash}} [[John Hughes (footballer born 1964)|John Hughes]], Scottish football manager
* [[1964]] {{ndash}} [[John Hughes (footballer born 1964)|John Hughes]], Scottish football manager
* [[1966]] {{ndash}} [[Adam Sandler]], American actor and comedian
* [[1966]] {{ndash}} [[Adam Sandler]], American actor and comedian
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* [[1967]] {{ndash}} [[Hana Andronikova]], [[Czech Republic|Czech]] [[writer]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1967]] {{ndash}} [[Hana Andronikova]], [[Czech Republic|Czech]] [[writer]] (d. [[2011]])
* [[1968]] {{ndash}} [[Shahbaz Bhatti]], [[Pakistan]]i politician (d. [[2011]])
* [[1968]] {{ndash}} [[Shahbaz Bhatti]], [[Pakistan]]i politician (d. [[2011]])
* [[1968]] {{ndash}} [[Julia Sawalha]], British actress
* [[1968]] {{ndash}} [[Julia Sawalha]], English actress
* [[1969]] {{ndash}} [[Rachel Hunter]], [[New Zealand]] [[Model (person)|model]]
* [[1969]] {{ndash}} [[Rachel Hunter]], [[New Zealand]] [[Model (person)|model]]
* [[1971]] {{ndash}} [[Eric Stonestreet]], American [[actor]]
* [[1971]] {{ndash}} [[Eric Stonestreet]], American [[actor]]
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* [[1972]] {{ndash}} [[Goran Visnjic]], Croatian actor
* [[1972]] {{ndash}} [[Goran Visnjic]], Croatian actor
* [[1974]] {{ndash}} [[Ana Carolina]], Brazilian singer, composer and musician
* [[1974]] {{ndash}} [[Ana Carolina]], Brazilian singer, composer and musician
* [[1974]] {{ndash}} [[Gok Wan]], English fashion consultant, writer and [[television]] host
* [[1975]] {{ndash}} [[Michael Bublé]], Canadian singer
* [[1975]] {{ndash}} [[Michael Bublé]], Canadian singer

=== From 1976 ===
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Chace Ambrose]], American [[actor]] and [[screenwriter]]
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Jerry Newman]], American [[composer]] and [[Conductor (music)|conductor]]
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Aki Riihilahti]], [[Finland|Finnish]] [[footballer]]
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Aki Riihilahti]], [[Finland|Finnish]] [[footballer]]
* [[1977]] {{ndash}} [[Fatih Tekke]], Turkish [[footballer]]
* [[1977]] {{ndash}} [[Soulja Slim]], American [[rapper]] (d. [[2003]])
* [[1977]] {{ndash}} [[Soulja Slim]], American [[rapper]] (d. [[2003]])
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Mariano Puerta]], Argentine [[tennis]] player
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Mariano Puerta]], Argentine [[tennis]] player
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[Michelle Williams (actress)|Michelle Williams]], American actress
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[Michelle Williams (actress)|Michelle Williams]], American actress
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[Todd Coffey]], American [[baseball]] player
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[Vaclav Drobny]], Czech [[footballer]] (d. [[2012]])
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[Vaclav Drobny]], Czech [[footballer]] (d. [[2012]])
* [[1982]] {{ndash}} [[Ai Otsuka]], Japanese [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist
* [[1982]] {{ndash}} [[Ai Otsuka]], Japanese [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist
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* [[1987]] {{ndash}} [[Alex Song]], [[Cameroon]]ian [[footballer]]
* [[1987]] {{ndash}} [[Alex Song]], [[Cameroon]]ian [[footballer]]
* [[1987]] {{ndash}} [[Andrea Petkovic]], German [[tennis]] player
* [[1987]] {{ndash}} [[Andrea Petkovic]], German [[tennis]] player
* [[1987]] {{ndash}} [[Nicole Aniston]], American pornographic actress
* [[1988]] {{ndash}} [[Shizuka Nakamura]], Japanese model and actress
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Haley Reinhart]], American [[singer-songwriter]]
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Kelsey Chow]], American actress
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Kelsey Chow]], American actress
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Oscar (footballer)|Oscar]], [[Brazil]]ian [[footballer]]
* [[1993]] {{ndash}} [[Ryohei Kato]], [[Japan]]ese [[Gymnastics|gymnast]]
* [[1993]] {{ndash}} [[Ryohei Kato]], [[Japan]]ese [[Gymnastics|gymnast]]
* [[2000]] {{ndash}} [[Victoria de Marichalar y Borbon]], Spanish royal


== Deaths ==
== Deaths ==
=== Up to 1900 ===
* [[701]] {{ndash}} [[Pope Sergius I]]
* [[701]] {{ndash}} [[Pope Sergius I]]
* [[1000]] {{ndash}} [[Olaf I of Norway]]
* [[1000]] {{ndash}} [[Olaf Tryggvason|Olaf I of Norway]] (b. [[963]])
* [[1087]] {{ndash}} King [[William I of England]] (b. [[1028]])
* [[1087]] {{ndash}} King [[William I of England]] (b. [[1028]])
* [[1398]] {{ndash}} King [[James I of Cyprus]] (b. [[1334]])
* [[1398]] {{ndash}} King [[James I of Cyprus]] (b. [[1334]])
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* [[1513]] {{ndash}} King [[James IV of Scotland]] (b. [[1473]])
* [[1513]] {{ndash}} King [[James IV of Scotland]] (b. [[1473]])
* [[1569]] {{ndash}} [[Pieter Bruegel the Elder]], [[Flanders|Flemish]] painter
* [[1569]] {{ndash}} [[Pieter Bruegel the Elder]], [[Flanders|Flemish]] painter
* [[1583]] {{ndash}} [[Humphrey Gilbert]], English explorer (b. [[1539]])
* [[1596]] {{ndash}} [[Anna Jagiellon]], [[Queen]] of [[Poland]] (b. [[1523]])
* [[1596]] {{ndash}} [[Anna Jagiellon]], [[Queen]] of [[Poland]] (b. [[1523]])
* [[1612]] {{ndash}} [[Nakagawa Hidenari]], Japanese [[daimyo]] (b. [[1570]])
* [[1676]] {{ndash}} [[Paul de Chomedey, Sieur de Maisonneuve]], French [[army]] [[officer]], founder of [[Montreal]] (b. [[1612]])
* [[1806]] {{ndash}} [[William Paterson]], 2nd [[Governor]] of [[New Jersey]] (b. [[1745]])
* [[1806]] {{ndash}} [[William Paterson]], 2nd [[Governor]] of [[New Jersey]] (b. [[1745]])
* [[1815]] {{ndash}} [[John Singleton Copley]], American painter (b. [[1738]])
* [[1815]] {{ndash}} [[John Singleton Copley]], American painter (b. [[1738]])
* [[1834]] {{ndash}} [[James Weddell]], British [[Sailing|sailor]] (b. [[1787]])
* [[1834]] {{ndash}} [[James Weddell]], British [[Sailing|sailor]] (b. [[1787]])
* [[1891]] {{ndash}} [[Jules Grevy]], [[President of France]] (b. [[1813]])
* [[1891]] {{ndash}} [[Jules Grévy]], [[President of France]] (b. [[1813]])
* [[1898]] {{ndash}} [[Stéphane Mallarmé]], French poet (b. [[1842]])
* [[1898]] {{ndash}} [[Stéphane Mallarmé]], French poet (b. [[1842]])

=== 1901 {{ndash}} 2000 ===
* [[1901]] {{ndash}} [[Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec]], French [[Artist|painter]] (b. [[1864]])
* [[1901]] {{ndash}} [[Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec]], French [[Artist|painter]] (b. [[1864]])
* [[1910]] {{ndash}} [[Elizabeth Blackwell]], American [[physician]] (b. [[1821]])
* [[1910]] {{ndash}} [[Elizabeth Blackwell]], American [[physician]] (b. [[1821]])
* [[1915]] {{ndash}} [[Albert Spalding]], [[United States|American]] [[baseball]] player and sporting goods maker (b. [[1850]])
* [[1915]] {{ndash}} [[Albert Spalding]], [[United States|American]] [[baseball]] player and sporting goods maker (b. [[1850]])
* [[1939]] {{ndash}} [[U Ottama]], [[Burma|Burmese]] national [[hero]]
* [[1939]] {{ndash}} [[U Ottama]], [[Burma|Burmese]] national [[hero]]
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Hans Spemann]], [[Germany|German]] [[Medical doctor|doctor]] and [[zoologist]], won the 1935 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]], (b. [[1869]])
* [[1941]] {{ndash}} [[Hans Spemann]], [[Germany|German]] [[Medical doctor|doctor]] and [[zoologist]], won the 1935 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]] (b. [[1869]])
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Jussi Bjorling]], Swedish [[opera]] singer (b. [[1911]])
* [[1960]] {{ndash}} [[Jussi Björling]], Swedish [[opera]] singer (b. [[1911]])
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Mao Zedong]], political leader ([[People's Republic of China]]) (b. [[1893]])
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[Mao Zedong]], political leader ([[People's Republic of China]]) (b. [[1893]])
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Hugh MacDiarmid]], [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[poet]] (b. [[1892]])
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Hugh MacDiarmid]], [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[poet]] (b. [[1892]])
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Jack Warner]], American Hollywood studio founder (b. [[1892]])
* [[1978]] {{ndash}} [[Jack Warner]], American Hollywood studio founder (b. [[1892]])
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[John Howard Griffin]], American writer (b. [[1920]])
* [[1980]] {{ndash}} [[John Howard Griffin]], American writer (b. [[1920]])
* [[1981]] {{ndash}} [[Robert Askin]], Premier of [[New South Wales]] (b. [[1907]])
* [[1981]] {{ndash}} [[Robert Askin]], [[Premier]] of [[New South Wales]] (b. [[1907]])
* [[1981]] {{ndash}} [[Jacques Lacan]], French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist (b. [[1901]])
* [[1983]] {{ndash}} [[Luis Monti]], Argentine-Italian footballer (b. [[1901]])
* [[1983]] {{ndash}} [[Luis Monti]], Argentine-Italian footballer (b. [[1901]])
* [[1985]] {{ndash}} [[Paul Flory]], American chemist (b. [[1910]])
* [[1985]] {{ndash}} [[Paul Flory]], American chemist (b. [[1910]])
* [[1985]] {{ndash}} [[Antonio Votto]], Italian [[Conductor (music)|conductor]] (b. [[1896]])
* [[1986]] {{ndash}} [[Magda Tagliaferro]], Brazilian classical [[pianist]] (b. [[1893]])
* [[1986]] {{ndash}} [[Magda Tagliaferro]], Brazilian classical [[pianist]] (b. [[1893]])
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Nicola Abbagnano]], Italian [[philosopher]] (b. [[1901]])
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Samuel K. Doe]], [[Liberia]]n [[military]] officer and [[President]] of [[Liberia]] (b. [[1951]])
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Samuel K. Doe]], [[Liberia]]n [[military]] officer and [[President]] of [[Liberia]] (b. [[1951]])
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Doc Cramer]], American [[Major League Baseball]] player (b. [[1905]])
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Doc Cramer]], American [[Major League Baseball]] player (b. [[1905]])
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* [[1999]] {{ndash}} [[Catfish Hunter|Jim "Catfish" Hunter]], American [[Baseball Hall of Fame]]r (b. [[1946]])
* [[1999]] {{ndash}} [[Catfish Hunter|Jim "Catfish" Hunter]], American [[Baseball Hall of Fame]]r (b. [[1946]])
* [[2000]] {{ndash}} [[Veerasamy Ringadoo]], first [[President]] of [[Mauritius]] (b. [[1920]])
* [[2000]] {{ndash}} [[Veerasamy Ringadoo]], first [[President]] of [[Mauritius]] (b. [[1920]])

=== From 2001 ===
* [[2001]] {{ndash}} [[Ahmed Shah Massoud]], Afghan military leader (b. [[1953]])
* [[2001]] {{ndash}} [[Ahmed Shah Massoud]], Afghan military leader (b. [[1953]])
* [[2003]] {{ndash}} [[Larry Hovis]], American actor (b. [[1936]])
* [[2003]] {{ndash}} [[Larry Hovis]], American actor (b. [[1936]])
* [[2003]] {{ndash}} [[Edward Teller]], Hungarian-[[United States|American]] physicist (b. [[1908]])
* [[2003]] {{ndash}} [[Edward Teller]], Hungarian-[[United States|American]] physicist (b. [[1908]])
* [[2007]] {{ndash}} [[Hughie Thomasson]], American [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist (b. [[1952]])
* [[2007]] {{ndash}} [[Hughie Thomasson]], American [[singer-songwriter]] and [[guitar]]ist (b. [[1952]])
* [[2008]] {{ndash}} [[Nouhak Phoumsavanh]], [[President]] of [[Laos]] (b. [[1910]])
* [[2010]] {{ndash}} [[Bent Larsen]], Danish [[chess]] player (b. [[1935]])
* [[2010]] {{ndash}} [[Bent Larsen]], Danish [[chess]] player (b. [[1935]])
* [[2013]] {{ndash}} [[Alberto Bevilacqua]], Italian writer, poet and journalist (b. [[1934]])
* [[2013]] {{ndash}} [[Alberto Bevilacqua]], Italian writer, poet and journalist (b. [[1934]])
* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Graham Joyce]], British writer (b. [[1954]])

* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Firoza Begum]], [[Bangladesh]]i singer (b. [[1930]])
== Events ==
* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Bob Suter]], American [[ice hockey]] player (b. [[1957]])
* [[337]] {{ndash}} Constantine II, Constantius II and Constans I succeed their father [[Constantine the Great|Constantine I]] as [[Roman Emperor]].
* [[1000]] {{ndash}} [[Battle of Swold]] – After it, King [[Olaf I of Norway]] commits suicide.
* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Howell Evans]], Welsh actor (b. [[1928]])
* [[1087]] {{ndash}} [[William the Conqueror]] dies. His son succeeds him as King [[William II of England]].
* [[2014]] {{ndash}} [[Denny Miller]], American actor (b. [[1934]])
* [[2015]] {{ndash}} [[Einar H. Ingman, Jr.]], American soldier (b. [[1929]])
* [[1379]] {{ndash}} [[Treaty of Neuberg]], splitting the [[Austria]]n [[Habsburg]] lands between the [[Habsburg]] Dukes [[Albert III of Austria|Albert III]] and [[Leopold III of Austria (Habsburg)|Leopold III]]
* [[1513]] {{ndash}} In the [[Battle of Flodden Field]] [[James IV of Scotland]] is defeated.
* [[2017]] {{ndash}} [[Frank Aarebrot]], Norwegian political scientist (b. [[1947]])
* [[2017]] {{ndash}} [[Michael Friedman (composer)|Michael Friedman]], American composer and songwriter (b. [[1975]])
* [[1543]] {{ndash}} [[Mary, Queen of Scots|Mary Stuart]], at nine months old, is officially [[coronation|crowned]] "Queen of Scots" in the central [[Scotland|Scottish]] town of [[Stirling]].
* [[1739]] {{ndash}} [[Stono Rebellion]], the largest slave uprising in the British mainland colonies prior to the American Revolution, erupts near [[Charleston, South Carolina]].
* [[2017]] {{ndash}} [[Oscar E. Huber]], American politician (b. [[1917]])
* [[1775]] {{ndash}} A [[hurricane]] strikes [[Newfoundland]], killing 4,000 people.
* [[2017]] {{ndash}} [[Pierre Pilote]], Canadian [[ice hockey]] player (b. [[1931]])
* [[1776]] {{ndash}} The [[Continental Congress]] officially names their new [[country]] the [[United States]].
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Frank Andersson]], Swedish professional wrestler (b. [[1956]])
* [[1791]] {{ndash}} [[Washington, DC]] is named after 1st [[President of the United States]] [[George Washington]].
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Johannes Geldenhuys]], South African military commander (b. [[1935]])
* [[1806]] {{ndash}} A [[hurricane]] kills 457 people in [[Dominica]].
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Beat Richner]], Swiss paediatrician and cellist (b. [[1947]])
* [[1839]] {{ndash}} [[John Herschel]] takes the first glass plate [[photograph]].
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Daniel Küblböck]], German singer (b. [[1985]]) (presumed [[Drowning|drowned]])
* [[1850]] {{ndash}} [[California]] is admitted as the thirty-first [[U.S. state]].
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Mr. Catra]], Brazilian rapper (b. [[1968]])
* [[2018]] {{ndash}} [[Javier Usabiaga Arroyo]], Mexican businessman and politician (b. [[1939]])
* [[1850]] {{ndash}} The [[Compromise of 1850]] strips [[Texas]] of a third of its claimed territory (now parts of [[Colorado]], [[Kansas]], [[New Mexico]], [[Oklahoma]], and [[Wyoming]]) in return for the federal government assuming $10 million of Texas's pre-annexation [[debt]].
* [[1855]] {{ndash}} [[Crimean War]]: The [[Siege of Sevastopol]] ends with the withdrawal of [[Russia]]n troops.
* [[1863]] {{ndash}} [[American Civil War]]: The [[Union Army]] enters [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]].
* [[1870]] {{ndash}} [[Redmond, Washington]] is founded.
* [[1886]] {{ndash}} The [[Berne Convention]] is finalized.
* [[1892]] {{ndash}} Edward Barnard discovers [[Jupiter]]'s [[natural satellite|moon]] [[Amalthea (moon)|Amalthea]].
* [[1893]] {{ndash}} A birth occurs in the [[White House]] for the only time in its history to date. First Lady [[Frances Folsom Cleveland]] gives birth to a girl, Esther.
* [[1913]] {{ndash}} [[Russia]]n [[military]] [[pilot]] [[Pyotr Nesterov]] performs the first 'Looping' maneuver with his [[aircraft]] over [[Kiev]].
* [[1914]] {{ndash}} [[World War I]]: The [[Battle of the Marne]] ends in a French victory.
* [[1914]] {{ndash}} [[World War I]]: The creation of the [[Canadian Automobile Machine Gun Brigade]], the first fully mechanized unit in the [[British Army]].
* [[1919]] {{ndash}} Spanish [[passenger]] [[ferry]] ''Valbanera'' disappears in a [[hurricane]] between [[Cuba]] and the [[Florida Keys]].
* [[1922]] {{ndash}} The [[Greco-Turkish War (1919–22)|Greco-Turkish War]] ends with Turkish victory over the Greeks. The largest part of the city of Smyrna (on the Minor Asia coast, now Izmir) is burned. The Non-Turkic population flees.
* [[1923]] {{ndash}} [[Mustafa Kemal Atatürk]], the founder of modern [[Turkey]], founds the [[CHP]].
* [[1924]] {{ndash}} The Hanapepe takes place in Kauai, [[Hawaii]].
* [[1926]] {{ndash}} The [[National Broadcasting Company]] formed.
* [[1939]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: The [[Battle of Hel]] begins, the longest defended pocket of [[Polish Army]] Resistance during the German invasion of [[Poland]].
* [[1940]] {{ndash}} [[George Stibitz]] pioneers the first remote operation of a [[computer]].
* [[1942]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: A [[Japan]]ese floatplane drops an incendiary bomb on [[Oregon]].
* [[1943]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: The [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] land at [[Salerno]] and [[Taranto]], [[Italy]].
* [[1944]] {{ndash}} [[World War II]]: [[Bulgaria]] is liberated by [[Russia]].
* [[1945]] {{ndash}} [[Japan]] formally surrenders to [[China]].
* [[1947]] {{ndash}} "First actual case of (a computer) [[computer bug|bug]] being found" – a [[moth]] is lodged in a [[relay]] of a Mark II computer at [[Harvard University|Harvard]].
* [[1948]] {{ndash}} The [[North Korea|Democratic People's Republic of Korea]] is created, declared by [[Kim Il-Sung]].
* [[1954]] {{ndash}} [[Marilyn Bell]] swam for 20 hours and 57 minutes under grueling conditions to become the first person to swim across [[Lake Ontario]].
* [[1954]] {{ndash}} An [[earthquake]] in [[Algeria]] kills 1,250 people.
* [[1956]] {{ndash}} [[Elvis Presley]] appears on ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]'' for the first time.
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} The [[United States Department of Housing and Urban Development]] is established.
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} [[Sandy Koufax]] throws a [[perfect game]] against the [[Chicago Cubs]].
* [[1965]] {{ndash}} [[Hurricane]] Betsy hits [[New Orleans]].
* [[1966]] {{ndash}} The [[National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act]] signed into [[law]] by [[President (United States)|U.S. President]] [[Lyndon Johnson]].
* [[1969]] {{ndash}} [[Canada]]'s Official [[Language]]s Act comes into force, making [[French language|French]] equal to [[English language|English]] throughout the Federal [[Government]].
* [[1976]] {{ndash}} [[China|Chinese]] Communist Leader [[Mao Zedong]] dies aged 82.
* [[1983]] {{ndash}} [[Aaron Pryor]] beats [[Alexis Arguello]] by knockout in round ten of a rematch of their [[1982]] controversial fight, dubbed [[The Battle of The Champions]].
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} The [[Sri Lanka]]n [[Army]] kills 184 [[Tamil people|Tamil]] civilians in the Batticaloa massacre.
* [[1990]] {{ndash}} [[Liberia]]n [[leader]] Samuel K. Doe is overthrown and killed in a [[coup]].
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Tajikistan]] becomes [[independent]] from the [[Soviet Union]].
* [[1991]] {{ndash}} [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] release their hit single "Smells Like Teen Spirit", which becomes an iconic [[tune]] for a whole [[generation]].
* [[1993]] {{ndash}} The [[Palestinian Liberation Organization]] officially recognizes [[Israel]] as a legal state in its own right.
* [[1999]] {{ndash}} The [[Sega Dreamcast]] is released in the United States
* [[2000]] {{ndash}} In the wake of inflation, [[Ecuador]] replaces its currency, the [[Sucre]] with the [[US dollar]].
* [[2001]] {{ndash}} [[Ahmed Shah Massoud]], leader of the [[Northern Alliance]], is assassinated in [[Afghanistan]].
* [[2004]] {{ndash}} A [[2004 Jakarta embassy bombing|bomb]] explodes outside the [[Australia]]n embassy in [[Jakarta]], killing several people.
* [[2004]] {{ndash}} [[Serbia]]n [[Prime Minister of Serbia|Prime Minister]] [[Vojislav Kostunica]] reverses a decision by Minister of Education and Sport [[Ljiljana Colic]] to require the teaching of both [[creationism]] and [[evolution]] in schools, and announces that Colic will be replaced.
* [[2009]] {{ndash}} 09/09/09: The date, when written, has 3 [[nine]]s in it. As well as that, [[September]] has nine letters, and so does [[Wednesday]], the day of the [[week]] it falls on. It also fell on the 252nd day of the year, and the [[digit]]s of 252 add up to nine.
* [[2011]] {{ndash}} The [[2011]] [[Rugby World Cup]] begins in [[New Zealand]].
* [[2012]] {{ndash}} The [[2012]] [[Summer]] [[Paralympics]] in [[London]] end.
* [[2013]] {{ndash}} [[Norway|Norwegian]] [[Parliament]]ary Election: The Labour Party-led coalition under [[Jens Stoltenberg]] loses the election after eight years in [[government]]. [[Erna Solberg]] of the Centre-Right Venstre Party is likely to be the next [[Prime Minister]].


== Observances ==
== Observances ==
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* Independence Day ([[Tajikistan]])
* Independence Day ([[Tajikistan]])
* National Day of [[North Korea]]
* National Day of [[North Korea]]
* Children's Day ([[Costa Rica]])
* Human Rights Day ([[Colombia]])


[[Category:Days|September 09]]
[[Category:Days of the year|September 09]]

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September 9 is the 252nd day of the year (253rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 113 days remaining until the end of the year.

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